A history of violence resonates in Imran Qureshi's massive rooftop painting at the Metropolitan Museum, and in other shows by Benny Andrews, Nancy Spero, and more.

Jewish art geography, from Aleph and Arbus to Robert Zimmerman

Maurizio Cattelan, Santiago Sierra, Yishai Judisman, and the challenge of contemporary art about the Holocaust.

Art Spiegelman on storytelling, modernism, wormholes, loopholes, and the boundaries that still separate high and low.

A herd of the magical, elusive creatures alights in uptown Manhattan, while others emerge in galleries and artist's studios everywhere.

New York's museums grapple with 9/11.

With a trove of images that were unseen and unknown, the ICP creates a nuanced portrait of the photographer best known for documenting the vanished world of Eastern European Jewry.

Art and politics converge at Expo ‘92 in Seville.

Ellen Harvey’s mischievous exhibition, “Alien’s Guide to the Ruins of Washington, DC.,” at the Corcoran Gallery of Art.

As the legal saga around Shepard Fairey's Obama portrait draws to a close, the country has moved on.

The trouble with placing time limits on war-loot claims.

Is the Jewish Museum showcasing crypto-Jewish art?

Kirk Varnedoe talks about his MoMA reinstallation, where Picasso is less prominent and Duchamp is the “recurrent, haunting ghost.”

How Nelson Rockefeller, the original Rockefeller Republican, effected radical change by championing "Primitive" art.

Provoking feelings of awe—and awww, Ugo Rondinone's modern megaliths are among the public artworks redefining the idea of the monumental

Machu Picchu, Yale, and the world stage.

With her Madrid gallery and her private collection, Helga de Alvear has introduced a wave of high-concept, new-media artists to Spain.

The twisting tale of Tilted Arc

The late Catalan artist, who cultivated a cultish fame, left a complicated legacy in Spain.

Unpacking a luxury trip to Machu Picchu.